Python has two operators for equality comparisons, “is” and “==” (equals). In this article I’m going to teach you the difference between the two and when to use each with a few simple examples.

Last week, we introduced RStudio’s new visual markdown editor. Today, we’re excited to introduce some of the expanded support for Python in the next release of RStudio. Python Support The RStudio 1.4 release introduces a number of features that will furth... (more…)

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Have you heard about pyscript? A new runtime that lets us write full Python in the browser? I created an awesome offline PWA (progressive web app) and then i... (more…)